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The only difference between Corsair Type 3 and Type 4 is the four extra pins on the PSU side of the 24 pin on Type 4. Everything else is the same. So Type 3 and Type 4 PCIe cables are interchangeable 

The keyboard doesn't have the holes for 5 pin switches, so you'll have to cut off two plastic pins on each switch. Other than that, it'll be fine. 
Should be fine. 
The interference is due to the bulkier side of the switch housing (side with the pins and contacts) touching the keycap. The LEDs being north facing is just to clarify the orientation of the switches. Even with interference, it shouldn't be a major issue. 

That. Get this exact one. 
https://www.bequiet.com/en/accessories/3959

That. Get this exact one. 
https://www.bequiet.com/en/accessories/3959

That. Get this exact one. 
https://www.bequiet.com/en/accessories/3959

What's the point of trying to give useless generic "advice", when OP has provided all the info needed for a proper answer for their situation? And giving the wrong answer at that?
 
 
Yes. The RM from 2013, 2019 and 2021 all use the same cables, except for the 24 pin on the 2013 one, and they are compatible with the TXM. 
Corsair's legacy PSU cable compatibility list lets you check which cables are compatible with which PSUs.
https://www.corsair.com/us/en/s/legacy-psu-cable-compatibility

https://www.corsair.com/us/en/s/legacy-psu-cable-compatibility
 
TX-M and RM both have Type 4 PCIe cables. 

PCPP shows it in the diagram below the compatibility notes.

 
One of each of these types of adapters.
 
https://www.amazon.com.au/Duttek-2-Pack-Motherboard-Adapter-Converter/dp/B072ZV1566/
https://www.amazon.com.au/1PZ-AU2-M02-Vertical-Converter-Motherboard/dp/B09J252J12/
 
 
How in the world did you manage to get to that conclusion? The compatibility notes says the motherboard has USB 2.0 headers, the PCPP link shows the motherboard has USB 2.0 headers, looking at the motherboard for 2 seconds you'll find USB 2.0 headers, the motherboard specs page shows it has USB 2.0 headers.
Same with the case. The compatiblity notes, PCPP and case specs page shows it doesn't have any USB 2.0 ports.
 
Do you just copy paste stuff into ChatGPT and hope for the best or something?

At the switches
 

Just look at the switches. If they say Cherry, they're the Cherry switches, if they have a Corsair logo, they're the Corsair switches. 

It does have per switch RGB. 
Those are tactile switches. It's not about what's "best", but personal preference. Gazzew LT could be worth checking out. 

It does have per switch RGB. 
Those are tactile switches. It's not about what's "best", but personal preference. Gazzew LT could be worth checking out. 

They are pretty much as bad as you can get in terms of build quality, typing experience, switches, stabilisers, customisability and software. If those things don't matter to you, the K65 Mini would be fine. But so would literally any other keyboard

@abroxyz98 had some bad experiences with Gigabyte. I guess that settles it, then. No one should ever buy Gigabyte products 😱

The XPG Pylon would be better. https://www.umart.com.au/product/adata-550w-pylon-80-bronze-power-supply-pylon550b-bkcau-69182
 
FSP is a bigger "name brand" in power supplies than Thermaltake. That Thermaltake Toughpower GX2 is 3 times the price of the FSP Hydro K Pro the OP posted, I'm not even sure why you're suggesting it.

@abroxyz98 had some bad experiences with Gigabyte. I guess that settles it, then. No one should ever buy Gigabyte products 😱

@abroxyz98 had some bad experiences with Gigabyte. I guess that settles it, then. No one should ever buy Gigabyte products 😱

@abroxyz98 had some bad experiences with Gigabyte. I guess that settles it, then. No one should ever buy Gigabyte products 😱

@abroxyz98 had some bad experiences with Gigabyte. I guess that settles it, then. No one should ever buy Gigabyte products 😱

@abroxyz98 had some bad experiences with Gigabyte. I guess that settles it, then. No one should ever buy Gigabyte products 😱

@abroxyz98 had some bad experiences with Gigabyte. I guess that settles it, then. No one should ever buy Gigabyte products 😱

@abroxyz98 had some bad experiences with Gigabyte. I guess that settles it, then. No one should ever buy Gigabyte products 😱

@abroxyz98 had some bad experiences with Gigabyte. I guess that settles it, then. No one should ever buy Gigabyte products 😱

@abroxyz98 had some bad experiences with Gigabyte. I guess that settles it, then. No one should ever buy Gigabyte products 😱

^ This is the correct answer.
 
The connectors used are Molex Mini-Fit Jr. Molex does not manufacturer a 28 pin connector housing for the Mini-Fit Jr. series. This means if power supply manufacturers want 28 pins (for the additional voltage sense wires) they need to use two separate connectors, hence 18+10.
 
You always need both connectors plugged in.
 
I don't even know what this is supposed to mean.